EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, RE:ART
Aaliyah is the Editor-in-Chief of Re:Art, where she leads the magazine’s editorial vision, critical discourse, and curatorial collaborations. She holds a Master’s degree in Art History from Goldsmiths, University of London and brings over 12 years of experience as an art critic and writer. Her practice is rooted in a deep engagement with contemporary visual culture, with a particular focus on performance art and cross-disciplinary practices. Through her work, she has developed a distinctive voice that bridges critical theory and curatorial insight, contributing to international publications, exhibitions, and research platforms.
FOCUS / IDENTITY · SPACE · TECHNOLOGY · VISUAL NARRATIVE
SELECTED WRITING

Before the Image Appears
David Spriggs’s layered installations turn perception into a moving field of light, matter, and image.

The Unstable Sign
Alexandra Sophie’s work unsettles the familiar, opening thresholds between image, object, and imagination.

Balcony Whispers
Yinzhe Qu and Aaliyah trace fragility, ritual, and the interdisciplinary body through Siyan Meng’s work.
